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There’s a lot of ways to live lushly in Bali; escaping city bustle and immersing yourself in local culture is certainly one of the best. This guide takes you away from tourist- and traffic-clogged South Bali and elevates you to the gentle foothills of genteel Ubud. Aside from boasting some of the best arts and crafts on the island, Ubud is home to a host of high-end resorts and spas, as well as one of the best restaurants in Southeast Asia. No wonder celebrities in the know choose Ubud as their preferred paradise. Hey, you may even rub shoulders with some as you soak in the splendor of Bali.
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You'll wake to the sun slanting through the windows of your private villa at Amandari. Maybe you'll take a dip in your private pool, or sip coffee on your private terrace. You could do just fine letting the expert concierge book customized tours for you, or you could have them arrange a car for you and hit the sights yourself. Head into the center of Ubud for some of the best shopping on the island. Browse through galleries like Toko, Toko East and Okrakartini...read more
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Amandari
Contact:
- +62 361 97 5333
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Location:
- Kedewatan, Ubud
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Amandari means Peaceful Spirits, and the location of this luxurious resort will undoubtedly help guests attain such state. Deep in the highland hills of Ubud, this tranquil resort overlooks the Ayung River gorge, terraced rice paddies and the panoramic rainforest. The decor is earth-toned traditional Balinese, with 30 free-standing suites each boasting their own private garden courtyard and or swimming pool. A two-storey restaurant offers Western and Indonesian dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Facilities include a tennis court, a library, outdoor patio and bali, as well as spa, beauty room, sauna and marble steam room.
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Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan
Contact:
- +62 361 97 7577
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Location:
- Sayan Ubud Gianyar
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This resort 35 kilometers northeast of the Ngurah Rai Airport lies on luxuriant terraced rice slopes. To enter the main resort, guests cross a solid teak bridge over a dramatic gorge to an elliptical lotus pond, which rests on the roof of the resort's three-level central building. Overlooking the Ayung River, the beautifully-appointed accommodation includes large suites in the main building, one- and two-bedroom private villas and the Royal Villa with three large bedrooms. All 36 free-standing villas feature spacious gardens and a private diving pool.
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Nur Salon
Contact:
- +62 361 97 5352
Location:
- Jalan Hanoman No 28
- Padang Tegal, Ubud
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Look for plants with eggshells on them at the entrance of this Balinese-style haven. Aside from haircuts, cream baths and facials, you can get a mandi lulur or herbal massage. After an hour's massage with oil, the nimble-fingered masseurs rub you down with herbs and yogurt to exfoliate the skin. Lastly, relax in a tub of warm water with flower petals floating everywhere. All for a mere IDR95,000!
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Botanic Garden
Contact:
- +62 361 97 0951
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Location:
- Kutuh Kaja
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The Botanic Garden at bali offers a beautiful, natural attraction for the Island visitors. Along with the abundant tropical flora and fauna, the garden also includes the fern garden, bamboo grove, the labyrinth maze, water lily pond and much more. One can try organic food at the cafe. The garden is an ideal get-away from the hustle and bustle of the city life. You can just wander around for hours or practice yoga in the meditation court, just being here is refreshing enough. The garden's amphitheater is rented out for weddings and other special events as well.
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